Possible assault with knife near W 65th St, Los Angeles CA
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to a possible assault near W 65th Street in Los Angeles. The suspect, described as a woman wearing a red scarf, allegedly struck the reporting party’s vehicle and appeared to be armed with a knife. She was reportedly on foot, and no vehicle was involved.
Audio|Heard on: Dispatch Pacific (14)
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Transcript:
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Any will further, six forty-one seventy-seven.
00:02
Same roger.
00:03
I show code four suspects GOA.
00:06
Are you nice? Code 4430 south for a suspect GOA.
00:09
Five three for seventy-one.
00:10
What type of vehicle does the suspect drive? Seventy-one seventy-one.
00:14
Come in. Seventy-one seventy-one.
00:17
The suspect doesn't drive.
00:18
Suspect is on foot.
00:19
Eight five three. The suspect is on foot.
00:21
No vehicle.
00:22
Roger. Thank you.
00:23
Fourteen V three, be advised that all four lights are out on Lincoln and Washington.
00:29
See if DOT can come to their traffic.
00:31
Fourteen V three, roger Lincoln and Washington.
00:35
Seventy-seven, the incident will be suspect there now.
00:37
Fourteen units on 65th Street.
00:38
Suspect wearing a red scarf.
00:41
Physically assaulted the reporting party, banging on their vehicle, armed with a knife.
00:44
Incident in twelve thirty-seven RD twelve forty-five.
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Location mentioned:
W 65th St, Los Angeles, CA
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